Mfantsiman Girls’ Senior High School secures a commanding win in the Central Regional NSMQ 2025 contest, earning a place in the national championship with 56 points.




Mfantsiman Girls’ SHS Leads the Pack in Impressive NSMQ 2025 Victory

Mfantsiman Girls’ Senior High School (SYTE) has emerged as one of the top contenders in the 2025 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) Central Regional Championship after delivering a stellar performance.

In a contest filled with excitement and intellect, Mfantsiman Girls’ SHS posted a convincing victory:

Mfantsiman Girls’ SHS – 56 points

Methodist High School – 19 points

Nyankumasi Ahenkro SHS – 15 points

John Evans Atta Mills SHS – 07 points


Their 56-point win not only secures them a ticket to the NSMQ National Championship 2025 but also affirms their growing dominance in regional science contests.


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SYTE’s Momentum Gathers Pace Ahead of Nationals

Mfantsiman Girls’ SHS, affectionately known as SYTE, continues to build a reputation as one of the fiercest female schools in NSMQ history. Their performance demonstrates strategic answering, strong teamwork, and a bold sense of purpose heading into the national rounds.

This win also highlights the rising success of girls’ schools in STEM-focused academic contests, echoing national efforts toward gender equity in science education.


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NSMQ 2025 Central Region – Who’s In?

With this result, Mfantsiman Girls’ SHS joins the list of Central Region schools progressing to the zonal finals and eventually the national contest, including:

St. Augustine’s College

Mfantsipim School

University Practice SHS



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What’s Next?

As the NSMQ 2025 heats up, SYTE will look to improve on their past national runs and possibly clinch the coveted title.

Stay updated with the latest on educationghana.org for:

NSMQ 2025 Fixtures & Rankings

How to Prepare for the NSMQ: Top Tips for Students

Girls in NSMQ: Rising Stars in Science



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🔗 External Resources:

NSMQ Official Site

Ghana Education Service (GES)

Science and Maths Education – MoE